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Welcome to the dig, a podcast from Jacobin Magazine.

My name is Daniel Denver, and I'm broadcasting from Providence, Rhode Island.

This is a special dig, a discussion with Aziz Rana a couple weeks back that I had on my book, All-American Nativism, how the bipartisan war on immigrants explains politics as we know it.

Aziz had done my book launch in New York with me in January, but I neglected to have it recorded.

So I recorded this one that I did with Verso and Jacobin so that I could share it here with

you, my listeners. We cover a lot of ground up to the point where my internet connection crashes

before I can answer his last question.

Anyhow, it's way too humid for me today to write a lengthy plea for your support, so I will keep

it short and sweet. We can only do this podcast because listeners like you, listening right now

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